Welcome
Welcome to the Young Women’s Hub website!
"Our website aims to provide you with a clear and comprehensive insight into our school, as well as the principles and vision that inspire and guide our work.
We are deeply committed to supporting young women who may have experienced interruptions in their education, faced challenges in mainstream settings due to diverse learning or social needs, or struggled to adapt to the formal education system. Our mission is to create a nurturing and empowering environment where every student can rediscover
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Testimonials
"I started at my placement at YWH as I struggled to adapt to a main stream environment, my attendance and punctuality was poor and my behaviour was deteriorating. Moving to a smaller environment I was able to work on my behaviours as there was less pressure around me. I had access to more support with my education and felt as though I was being listened to and heard more. I had built solid relationships with all the staff and felt safe and comfortable to talk about personal stuff which helped me! Being at YWH also helped me with what I would like to do when I leave school, and this has made me feel more confident with post-16 choices. Even though I have days that I have not wanted to engage and have completely shut down, staff have been patient and persistent to encourage me and remind always to do my best. I am really proud that I have been able to sit me exams especially speaking and listening, because if I was still at mainstream, I believe I would not be able to do them. I am also very proud that I have been accepted with a place at college and can move on without struggling."
Student B Year 11
Student B Year 11
- "My experience at YWH has been positive! I have learnt how to manage my negative behaviors and work well in class. A smaller school with staff who care was what I needed!
- "My Time at the YWH has gone well. I have learnt how to manage my behavior's especially in class and learnt more in lessons. I have learnt new ways of dealing with my issues and am looking forward to going back to main-stream school" Student A Year 9
- The Young Women's Hub is a truly special place, and I cannot speak highly enough about the work the school does. I have seen first hand how the care and attention that the staff provide transforms the lives of girls and young women. Through its nurturing environment, pupils develop the confidence and skills to succeed. I cannot recommend it highly enough. Ms Clare Shrobbrook, Deputy Head Trinity School
- The hard times were worth fighting through!
Honestly guys i feel shes made such an improvement and im so grateful as i never thought this would happen! Even at home her attitude is 100x better! We dont argue hardly!Her anxiety has really took a back seat for now.And for her to ask me to message about doing longer was just amazing!The hard times were worth fighting through!Parent Testimony January 2025
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